Download lagu Elvie Sukaesih

Elvy Sukaesih was born in Jakarta on Juni 25, 1951 is a legend of Indonesian dangdut singer and called as "Queen of Dangdut". She was born of a couple from Sumedang, West Java.

Her real name is Else Sukaesih, but she obsessed to changed her name after read a novel story about a woman named Elvy. since that she was choice to used that name elvy as stage name. Career Elvy singing talent passed down from her father("abah" that was called by her family for father). Her father is a musician who's performed at musical events in the wedding party all around west java. Elvy started singing since 3rd grade elementary graduate, when followed her father performed music on a wedding party in sukabumi west java at 1964,when she was asked to sing on the stage by her father, and she was succees to performed on the stage for the first time.
Elvy has married when she was very young 14 year old with a young man arab descent, Zaidun Zeth. Her career as a singer started to success in early 1970 when it became a companion singer Rhoma Irama in Orkes Melayu (OM) Soneta, although previously she had been popular in various stage. After splitting from Sonneta at 1975, she still singing as solo singer and exist in dangdut music stage. She was until now regarded as one of the dangdut singer with the best sound quality, By the dangdut music fans she was known as the Queen of Dangdut Indonesia.
After success as a Dangdut singer, she also tried to explore the world of the film. Carrying quite a lot of national films that she starred in a Movie career. Her singing talent was followed by her daughter Fitria, she was popular as a little singer in the 80s - 90s. Fitria's daughter Bella also had become a little singer around 1997. Furthermore, her acting talent was followed by another daughter named Dhawiya, she was known in various roles in the soap opera titled comedy because it has a fat body.

You can download several elvie sukaesih's songs, click link below :
1. Air Mata Darah
2. Bimbang
3. Gedung Tua
4. Kabut Biru
5. Kereta Malam
6. Kopi Susu
7. Ku Bawa
8. Mandul
9. Rama & Shinta
10. Rindu
11. Sebuah Nama
12. Seujung Kuku

Download Lagu GodBless

God Bless is an Indonesian rock band founded in 1973 by Ahmad Albar, Jockie Soerjoprajogo, Fuad Hassan, Donny Fattah, and Ludwig Lemans. It continues to be active and has received several awards from the Indonesian music industry.

History
God Bless was founded by Ahmad Albar (vocals), Jockie Soerjoprajogo (keyboard), Fuad Hassan (drums), Donny Fattah (bass), and Ludwig Lemans (guitar) in 1973. They had their first concert on 5 May 1973 at Taman Ismail Marzuki, which was followed on 16 August with the Summer 28 concert, the first (and, as of 2004, largest) open-air concert in Indonesia. During that period they also played at the Jakarta Fair, held near the National Monument. That same year the band acted in Ambisi (Ambition); Lemans left the band not long after to return to the Netherlands.
In 1975 the band opened for British rock band Deep Purple when the latter played in Jakarta. They released their first album, Huma di Atas Bukit (Rice Field on a Hill), the following year. The titular song for the progressive rock album, an adaptation of "Firth Of Fifth", from Genesis' 1973 album Selling England by the Pound, went on to be used as the theme song to Sjumadjaja's film Laila Majenun (Laila is Possessed).

Four years later, God Bless released Cermin (Mirror), which included more ballads and showed influences from Deep Purple and Van Halen; Abadi Soesman contributed a bit The band, in an off-again on-again state for the next several years, released their third album, Semut Hitam (Black Ants) in 1988; the album went on to be their most successful. This was followed by Raksasa (Monster; 1989), and Apa Kabar? (What's Up?; 1997).
God Bless performed a "duel" with Padi on 9 November 2011, a band twenty years their younger; held in the Hard Rock Cafe Jakarta, the duel was witnessed by over 200 people, greater than the capacity of the venue. In 2003 Jockie left the group; initially reported as being over creative differences, in October 2011 Jockie revealed that it was after a fight over Albar's drug habits. Jockie, once a drug user himself, was asked to tell Albar to stop using drugs; in response, Albar reportedly pulled a gun on him. Jockie was soon replaced by Abadi Soesman. Guitarist Ian Antono confirmed that a pistol was involved, but he thought it could be a toy; he stated that the argument flared up when Jockie insulted Albar's family.
In 2007, Yaya Moekito joined the band as a drummer. After Albar was imprisoned for drug possession in November 2007 and paroled in July 2008, in mid-2009, God Bless played at the Jakarta Fair and released another album, 36th. In late 2009 the band was pictured on the cover of Rolling Stone Indonesia. The following year, the band went on a cross-country tour, playing in nine cities and accompanied by Nidji, Gigi, Andra and The BackBone, and Naif. The band also played in the 2010 Djakarta Artmosphere festival.
On 14 June 2011, God Bless performed at the Hard Rock Cafe with Jibriel to celebrate founder's day; the latter group consists of two of Albar's sons, one of Jockie's, one of Antono's, and Albar's nephew Bagoes. In July, the band played at the Hard Rock Cafe Jakarta to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The following month, from 22 to 24 July 2011, the band performed at the InterMusic Java Rockin' Land alongside The Cranberries and Neon Trees. On 20 October 2011 Jockie posted on his Facebook wall that he was upset that the band continued to play songs written by him without paying royalties.
Themes
Tertiani Z.B. Simanjuntak, writing for The Jakarta Post, notes that God Bless often advocated the rights of the poor and working classes.
Accolades
In a 2009 issue, Rolling Stone Indonesia ranked two of God Bless' songs as being among the 150 best Indonesian songs of all time: "Kehidupan" ("Life"), was ranked 8th, while "Rumah Kita" ("Our House") was ranked 22nd.
In August 2011 Kompas reported that Mira Lesmana and Riri Riza have spent two years producing a documentary about the band, to be titled Rockumentary.

Download GodBless songs by click all link below :

1. Panggung Sandiwara

2. Zakia

3. Bis Kota

4. Syair Kehidupan

5. Aku Bersaksi

6. Anakku

7. Bla Bla Bla

8. Damai Yang Hilang

9. Emosi

10. Huma Diatas Bukit

11. Kehidupan

12. Misteri

13. Rumah Kita

14. Semut Hitam

15. Serigala Jalanan

16. 8 Maret 1989 

17. Cendawan Kuning

18. Menjilat Matahari

19. Musisi

20. Raksasa

21. Sesat

22. Setan Tertawa

Download Gambang Kromong

Gambang Kromong known as Betawi ethnic music instruments, Gambang kromong (or written gambang keromong) is a kind of orchestra that combines gamelan with Chinese musical instruments, such as sukong, tehyan, and kongahyan. The term kambang gambang is derived from the names of two percussion instruments, namely gambang and kromong. The beginning of the formation of the gambang kromong orchestra can not be separated from a Chinese community leader who was appointed Dutch (Chinese captain) named Nie Hoe Kong (tenure 1736-1740).

Gambang mine which amounts to 18 pieces, usually made of suangking wood, huru batu, manggarawan or other kind of soft wooden sound when hit. Kromong is usually made of bronze or iron, amounting to 10 pieces (ten pencon). The tone used in the kromong gambang is the Chinese pentatonic scales, often called Chinese salendro or salendro mandalungan. Instruments in the kromong gambang consist of gambang, kromong, gong, drum, flute, kecrek, and sukong, tehyan, or kongahyan as the bearer of melody.
The gambang kromong orchestra is a harmonious blend of indigenous elements with Chinese elements. Physically, the Chinese element looks at the stringed instruments of sukong, tehyan, and kongahyan. The combination of both elements of culture is also visible in the treasury of his songs. In addition to songs that show indigenous traits, such as Dalem (Classical) songs entitled: Centeh Manis Standing, Mas Nona, Ganting Sugar, Semar Gunem, Ganting Sugar, Tanjung Burung, Kula Nun Salah, and Rose Spilled and so on, and songs Sayur (Pop) entitled: Jali-jali, Stambul, Centeh Manis, Surilang, Persi, Balo-balo, Akang Haji, Renggong Buyut, Payung Snapper, Kramat Karem, Onde-onde, Ngunguk Wren, Lenggang Kangkung, Sirih Kuning and many more, there are also songs that are clearly Chinese-style, both the name of the song, the flow of melodies and lyrics, such as Kong Ji Liok, Sip Pat Mo, Poa Si Li Tan, Peh Pan Tau, Cit No Sha, Ma Cun Tay, Cu Te Pan, Cay Cu Teng, Si Si Cay, Lo Fuk Cen, and many others.
The songs that are performed on gambang kromong music are songs that are humorous, full of joy, and sometimes mockery or sarcasm. Her songwriting is sung in rotation between men and women as opposed to her.

Gambang kromong is Betawi music which is the most distributed in Betawi culture area, either in DKI Jakarta area or in the surrounding area (Jabotabek). If there are more peranakan Chinese in the local Betawi community, there are more gang kromong orchestra groups. In North Jakarta and West Jakarta, for example, there are more gambang kromong groups than in South Jakarta and East Jakarta.
Today there is also the term "combination kromong gambang". Combination of kromong combinations is a gambang kromong orchestra whose tools are added or combined with modern Western musical instruments such as melodic guitar, bass, guitar, organ, saxophone, drums and so on, resulting in a change from the pentatonic barrel to diatonic without disturbing. It does not diminish the peculiarities of the kromong itself, and the songs played are fair and not forced.

Below you can download some of Gambang Kromong songs here :
1. Balo-Balo
2. Cente Manis
3. Kicir-Kicir
4. Kue Pepe Diloyangin
5. Ondel-Ondel
6. Rokok Kretek
7. Sayur Asem
8. Si Jali-Jali
9. Si Jampang
10. Sirih Kuning
11. Stambul
12. Surilang

Download lagu Tarling

Tarling is one kind of popular music in coastal area north (pantura) of West Java, especially area of Indramayu and Cirebon. The name of the tarling is identified by the name of the instrument gitar (guitar) and suling (flute) and the term of Yen wis mlatar gage eling (If so many sinful repent immediately). The origins of tarling began to appear around 1931 in the village of Kepandean, District / District Indramayu.Strains of guitar and bamboo flute that presents music Dermayonan and Cerbonan it began to infect around the decade of the 1930s.

At that time, young people in various villages in Indramayu and Cirebon, accepted it as a lifestyle. Favorite and popular trends, in jondol or ranggon so many young people love to play it, the art of music is getting loved. In 1935, the tarling music was also equipped with a soap box that served as a drum, and a jug as a gong. Then in 1936, the strains of tarling equipped with other musical instruments such as baskom and small ketipung that serves as percussion. But certainly, the name of the tarling when it has not been used as a type of musical flow. At that time the name used to call this type of music is Melodi Kota Ayu for Indramayu and Melodi Kota Udang for Cirebon region. And the new tarling name was inaugurated when RRI often broadcast this type of music and by the Government Agency Daily (currently DPRD or Regional Parliamentary) on August 17, 1962 inaugurated the name Tarling as the official name of the music.
But one thing is for sure, the art of tarling at this time though has been almost extinct. However, tarling forever will not be separated from the history of pantura coastal communities. Because tarling is their soul, by joining the sawer on stage or just looking at it, and hear it as if able to eliminate the burden of life burden. Song lyrics and stories told in it, also able to provide an enlightening and entertaining moral message.

You can try to listen or download this kind of tarling musics below :
1. Tarling-Banyu Urip
2. Tarling-Dharma Bakti
3. Tarling-Jala Sutra
4. Tarling-Kidang Mas
5. Tarling-Lahir Bathin
6. Tarling-Ngati-ati
7. Tarling-Ngumbara
8. Tarling-Saedah Saba Desa
9. Tarling-Segagang Melati
10. Tarling-Sunya Rangi
11. Tarling-Wangsit Pujangga

Download Lagu KoesPlus

Koes Plus, formerly Koes Bersaudara (Koes Brothers), is an Indonesian musical group that enjoyed success in the 1960s and 1970s. Known as one of Indonesia's classic musical acts, the band peaked in popularity in the days far before the advent of private television companies, delivering stripped-down pop and rock songs at the then-only TV station, TVRI.

In 2007, Rolling Stone Indonesia magazine placed 6 of the band's studio albums on their 150 Greatest Indonesian Albums of All Time list. Those are Dheg Dheg Plas (1969) at number 4, To The So Called The Guilties (1967) at number 6, Koes Bersaudara (1964) at number 14, Koes Plus Volume 2 (1970) at number 21, Koes Plus Volume 4 (1971) at number 30 and Koes Plus Volume 5 (1971) at number 38.
In addition, Rolling Stone put 10 of the band's songs on the 150 Greatest Indonesian Songs of All Time list. The songs are "Bis Sekolah" (1964) at number 4, "Kembali Ke Jakarta" (1969) at number 6, "Nusantara I" (1971) at number 19, "Kolam Susu" (1973) at number 31, "Bunga Di Tepi Jalan" (1971) at number 80, "Kelelawar" (1969) at number 83, "Manis dan Sayang" (1969) at number 88, "Pelangi" (1972) at number 92, "Jemu" (1975) at number 100 and "Di Dalam Bui" (1967) at number 126.
History
Early days and controversy
Hailing from the Bojonegoro-Tuban area in East Java, the band started out as Koes Bersaudara (Koes Brothers), initially consisting of all five Koeswoyo brothers: John Koeswoyo, Yok Koeswoyo, Yon Koeswoyo, Nomo Koeswoyo and Tonny Koeswoyo. Its antics of pioneering Beatles-influenced rock and roll subculture in Indonesia proved to be controversial. Such subcultures had been banned by President Sukarno in the early 1960s, and in 1965 the brothers were arrested by the Highest Operation Commando (KOTI) for performing covers of Beatles songs. They were eventually released just the day preceding the nation's coup d'état, on 29 September. This experience resulted in their song "Di Dalam Bui".

Koes PlusWhen drummer Nomo quit in 1969, Murry was invited to fill the niche, but the decision caused an internal uproar as the band was initially projected as a family act. The feud was resolved by rebaptizing the band as Koes Plus. It consisted of the Koeswoyos plus an outsider; hence the name. Music historians have hypothesized that it was Murry's heavy drumming which led to the band incorporating rock tunes within their generally ballad-heavy albums.
Koes Plus' early days were rugged, as record companies insisted on rejecting them. Murray became frustrated at some point and temporarily quit the band, distributing their records freely as well as joining several other acts. Not until their songs were played on the state radio network did they gain considerable fame.
Koes Plus never owned any legal rights pertaining to their works; they received only flat payment of approximately three million rupiahs for each album they recorded. While this meant that their record label was willing to produce a huge number of albums by Koes Plus due to the small investment involved, it also meant that the band never enjoyed any form of royalties whenever their works are being reproduced. As such, they rely upon their continuing live performances for their income.
Murry (Kasmuri) died on February 1st, 2014 in Jatisampurna, Bekasi, West Java, when he was 65 yo.

Download several songs of Koes Plus by click link below :
1. Andaikan Kau Datang Kembali
2. Ayah
3. Buat Apa Susah
4. Bujangan
5. Bunga Ditepi Jalan
6. Diana
7. Hidup Yang Sepi
8. Kembali ke Jakarta
9. Kolam Susu
10. Layang-Layang
11. Mengapa
12. Tuljaenak

Download lagu Vina Panduwinata

Dewi Sastaviyana Panduwinata, better known by her stage name Vina Panduwinata, is an Indonesian singer and songwriter. The song "Kumpul Bocah" is cited as her signature song. Her song "Burung Camar" was listed by Rolling Stone Indonesia as the 28th-best Indonesian song of all time.

Biography
Vina Panduwinata was born in Bogor, West Java, on 6 August 1959 to Raden Panduwinata and Albertine Supit; she was the eighth of ten children. Her father was a diplomat who was first stationed in India, but later went to West Germany from 1975 to 1979. While in Germany, she recorded an album for RCA Records entitled Java, which included four tracks; it was released in 1978.
After returning to Indonesia from Germany in 1981, Panduwinata made her debut Indonesian album, Citra Biru (Blue Image). The album was produced by Addie MS and featured songs written by numerous songwriters, including James F. Sundah and Dodo Zakaria; it was released on Jackson Records and Tapes. This was followed by Citra Pesona (Enchanting Image). In 1982 Panduwinata went to Thailand to perform at the Bangkok International Film Festival together with Roy Marten, Melky Goeslaw, and Dewi Yull. In 1983 Panduwinata was invited by Chrisye to perform "Kisah Insani" ("Humans' Tale"), a duet on Chrisye's album Sendiri (Alone). In Chrisye's biography, Panduwinata said that she was surprised and shocked by the invitation. The following year she released her third studio album, Citra Ceria (Bright Image), which included the single "Di Dadaku Ada Kamu" ("In My Chest There is You"). Two years later, Panduwinata sung "Burung Camar" ("Seagull") at the 1985 Indonesian Pop Song Festival; she went on to sing it at the World Popular Song Festival in Japan. Panduwinata released several further albums, including Cinta (Love; 1985), Cium Pipiku (Kiss My Cheek; 1987), Wow! (1989), and Rasa Sayang Itu Ada (That Loving Feeling is There; 1992).

On 8 November 2001, Panduwinata performed at the Divas of Southeast Asia concert held in Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta together with Indonesian singers Krisdayanti and Titi DJ, Filipino singer Kuh Ledesma, and Malaysian singers Siti Nurhaliza, Fauziah Latiff, and Sheila Majid. Attended by 2,000 people, the concert saw Panduwinata perform a medley of four of her songs as well as a duet with Majid. On 18 February 2006 Panduwinata held a solo concert, Viva Vina, at the Plenary Hall of the Jakarta Convention Centre. At the concert, attended by 3,000 people, she performed a set of 23 songs beginning with "Aku Makin Cinta". Wearing three costumes during the concert, beginning with a modified kebaya and ending with an Anne Avantie design, Panduwinata received a standing ovation at the end.
Three years later, Panduwinata held the Fantastic Gold Vina Panduwinata to celebrate her birthday. She also donated the dress that she had worn in the Viva Vina concert to the Hard Rock Cafe Jakarta. In 2010 she released a collaborative album, entitled Kekuatan Cinta (The Power of Love), which dealt with themes of life, religion, and love. Influences Panduwinata was influenced by the vocal stylings of Dionne Warwick, Samantha Sang, Barbra Streisand, and Karen Carpenter. She further influenced other Indonesian and Malaysian singers, including Sheila Majid.

Awards and accolades
"Burung Camar", sung byVina Panduwinata, won the 1985 Indonesian Pop Song Festival. It went on to win the Kawakami Award at the 1985 World Popular Song Festival, outperforming entries from other finalists such as Latoya Jackson and David Pomeranz, with the awards ceremony held at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan, on 27 October. In its December 2009 issue, Rolling Stone Indonesia listed two of Panduwinata's songs as being among the 150 best Indonesian songs of all time. "Burung Camar" from the Indonesian Pop Song Festival's album, was ranked 28th, while "Kumpul Bocah" from Cinta was ranked 67th. Personal life
Vina Panduwinata married Boy Haryanto Joedo Soembono on 26 November 1989. They have a son, Joedo Harvianto Kartiko. Vina's nephews, Shaka Tamaputra Panduwinata and Miguel Gyasi Panduwinata, who held Dutch passport, have become victims of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in Eastern Ukraine.

Here if you can try to hear Vina's best songs, you just click one or more title below.....

1. Agar Kau Mengerti

2. Aku Makin Cinta

3. Cinta

4. Diantara Kita

5. Dua Anak Manusia

6. Mawar Merah

7. Selamat Tinggal Kenangan

8. Aku Melangkah Lagi

9. Didadaku Ada Kamu

10. Citra Biru

11. Rembulan

12. Anakku

13. Bawa Daku

14. Biru

15. Dia

16. Kasmaran

17. Kumpul Bocah

18. Masih Adakah Ceria

19. Rasa Sayang Itu Ada

20. Satu Dalam Nada Cinta

21. Sepercik Damai

22. September Ceria

23. Si Bogel

24. Kasih

25. Maaf

26. Burung Camar

27. Surat Cinta

Download lagu Nicky Astria

Nicky Astria, is a stage name from Nicky Nastitie Karya Dewi or Nicky Nastitie Karya Dewi Wirahadimaja (born in Bandung, on October 18th, 1967) is a female rock singer from Indonesia. Ian Antono has said that she is a greatest female rock singer which once Indonesian have. Bruce Emond from The Jakarta Post described that Nicky Astria as "one of the greatest Indonesian music stars of the 1980s.

Nicky Astria is a native of Sundanese from both parents. His father was named Tatang Kosasih Wirahadimaja and his mother was Andrina Heryat. Nicky's talent as a singer was discovered by rock legend guitarist Ian Antono on an inter-high school art expression. Some of the song songs that catapulted his name were Tangan-Tangan Setan (Satan's Hands), Jarum Neraka (Hell Needles), and Pijar (Flares).
Nicky has ever been married with Satria Kamal, or more familiar name known as Mamay. Her marriage failed. They have 2 children, Zana Chobhita Arethusa and Bhatari Hana Amadea. Nicky was married again to Hendra Priyadi Sumartoyo, a music studio owner, on June 21st, 2003. The same fate with her first marriage, this marriage lasted only 15 months, and they divorced in September 2004. After divorce, Nicky married for the third time with Gunanta Afrina on July 5th, 2005, and have a daughter on April 4th, 2007.

You can Download Several songs of Nicky Astria by click link below :

1. Biar Semua Hilang
2. Bidadari
3. Cinta Dikota Tua
4. Gelombang Kehidupan
5. Kupeluk Sepi
6. Lentera Cinta
7. Mengapa
8. Misteri Cinta
9. Pijar
10. Samar Bayangan
11. Tertipu Lagi
12. Uang
13. Tangan-Tangan Setan
14. Jalan Panjang
15. Kau
16. Mata Lelaki
17. Matahari dan Rembulan